Fractured Everything Elvis 2 Trivia Quiz

Answer: Bear

In 1966, Elvis purchased Bear, a Tennessee Walking Horse. Bear was trained for horse shows, and Elvis would ride him in full show regalia. Oftentimes, Elvis would ride Bear for the fans that were staked out at the gates of Graceland.

Answer: 14 Goethestrasse

When Elvis was in the United States Army, he was stationed in Bad Neuheim, West Germany, and lived at an off-base house at 14 Goethestrasse. It was at this house in 1959, that Elvis met 14 year-old Priscilla Beaulieu, whose stepfather, Joseph, was in the United States Air Force.

Answer: Domino

In 1966, Elvis saw a teenager riding a beautiful black quaterhorse, with one white stocking and bought the horse for Priscilla, who expressed her love for horses. Priscilla called the horse Domino.

Answer: International Hotel

Elvis performed at the International Hotel in Las Vegas twice a year at the then unheard of salary of $1 million dollars.

Answer: August 16

On the morning of August 16, 1977, Elvis and his cousin, Billy Smith, played racquetball until 4:00 AM that morning. Then, feeling tired, Elvis and his girlfriend, Ginger Alden, went to bed. However, as Ginger slept, Elvis stayed awake and asked his Aunt Delta to get him a glass of water, and told his aunt that he was having a hard time sleeping. Later that morning, Ginger woke up and saw that Elvis was still reading and went back to sleep until about 1:00 PM.

When Ginger woke up, Elvis was not in bed, but instead he was lying face down in his bathroom.

The paramedics were called and rushed Elvis to Baptist Memorial Hospital, where he was pronounced dead on arrival at about 1:30 PM. When the time came for Elvis to be buried, hundreds of thousands of fans lined the street to bid their farewell to their fallen idol. Shortly after his burial, Elvis' body was removed from the cemetary for security reasons, and was buried in the Meditation Garden at Graceland.

Answer: Crown Electric

In the fall of 1953, Elvis began working for Crown Electric Company. His jobs included peforming odd jobs that are needed to be done, and driving a Crown Electric truck. During this time, Elvis went to night school for a career as an electrician.

Answer: Blue Hawaii

"Blue Hawaii" was released in 1961, and was directed by Norman Taurog. The movie was about a man, named Chad Gates, who gets out of the Army and goes back to Hawaii to be with his friends. However, his father and mother want him to work for the Great Southern Hawaiian Fruit Company. Fortunately for Chad, he decides to be a tour guide and meets the woman of his dreams, whom he marries at the end of the movie.

The song "I Can't Help Falling In Love," which was part of the movie soundtrack, was one of Elvis' most popular songs.

The movie starred Elvis Presley, Angela Lansbury, and Joan Blackman.

Answer: Karate

Elvis loved and enjoyed Karate for many years, and admired Ed Parker, Mike Stone, and Chuck Norris.

Answer: Mel Torme

Mel Torme, along with Robert Goulet, were responsible for Elvis blowing out two television sets with a .357 Magnum. Elvis detested artists who, according to him, were all show and no talent; and into that description, Elvis firmly placed Torme and Goulet.

Answer: Memphis Mafia

Elvis' entourage, which included Joe Esposito, Red West, Billy Smith, Llmarr Fike, Al Strada, and Jerry Schilling, among others, were widely known in Memphis as the "Memphis Mafia." His entourage were responsible for keeping Elvis safe and, to that end, carried handguns to protect him. All information came from "Elvis and Me," by Priscilla Presley and Elvis Presley's official website.